Luggage Storage Munich Central

About Munich Central Station:

Almost a half a million people pass through the Munich Central Train Station every day, making it one of Germany’s busiest train stations. The category 1 train station has 32 platforms, as well as a hub for both the U-Bahn and the S-Bahn.

There has been a central train station, in some form, in Munich since 1839. The first station was about 800 meters west of the site of the current train station. The building on the current site has been built and rebuilt a number of times because the Munich Central Train Station sustained terrible damage during the Second World War.

Nowadays, the station is back in good repair and serving passengers, providing them with the means to embark on adventures untold. From here, you can catch a train heading to Germany’s capital, Berlin, as well as to Cologne, Stuttgart and Frankfurt. Trains from here also travel to cities outside of Germany, like Vienna, Salzburg and Zurich.

Waiting for a train here isn’t so bad, either. Inside, travelers can finish a work document on their laptops, while they wait in comfy chairs in the lounge area. Foodies find steaming cups of coffee, along with pastries, sandwiches and other fare, either inside the station or on the streets outside the station.

If your travels take you to Munich, be sure to check out your options for luggage storage in Munich Central Station. Bounce partners with local businesses in this German city. These partnerships allow us to provide you with bag storage in Munich Central Station or someplace close by. Why not allow yourself to explore Munich without being weighed down by your belongings?

Things to Do Near Munich Central Station:

Munich is one of Germany’s prettiest cities. This centuries-old town is known for attractions, like museums, its Oktoberfest celebration and excellent food. Even if you only have a couple of hours to kill, there are plenty of cool places to go and interesting things to see and experience.

Naturally, you’ll want to make this experience as comfortable as possible. That’s why you should look into Bounce’s options for bag storage in Munich Central Station. This is a walking city for sure, and stashing your bags with one of our partners allows you to make the most of your walkabout in Munich.

Augustinerkeller

You probably can’t truly say you’ve been to Munich until you’ve gone to at least one beer garden. Fortunately for you, there is one just seven minutes from the train station: Augustinerkeler. On a summer day, you can sit outside and sip on your beer and eat a traditional German pretzel. On cooler days, hang out inside the restaurant and make friends with the locals. There are menus in German and English.

Marienplatz

Marienplatz is Munich’s central zone, and it sits just a little over a mile away from the train station. If you’re not exactly sure where to start your Munich adventure, then choose this spot. You can’t go wrong. It offers plenty of eateries and coffee shops, interesting historical sights, including its clocktower and a bunch of other cool stuff. It’s definitely worth a visit. If you’re going to be walking around Marienplatz for a while, be sure to look into your options for luggage storage in Munich Central Station (or nearby).

OzTour Munich

This tour’s location is about a 15-minute walk from the train station. It’s a tour that brings together old and new history, traditional German food and plenty of walking - great for stretching the legs if you’ve been traveling a long time.

It’s also great to take this tour if you’re staying in Munich longer than an afternoon: Tour attendees are given the low-down on Munich’s transportation system, city laws and other useful information. It’s just what the traveler ordered.

Finding luggage storage in Munich Central Station should be on you first order of business if you’re planning on taking part in this tour. Check your Bounce app. You’ll find plenty of local businesses, like eateries, hotels and other establishments, that partner with Bounce to give you options for bag storage in Munich Central Station.

Glockenspiel

A stop here is a must when you’re in Munich. This clocktower isn’t just any clocktower. When the clock chimes, a chorus of bells begins to sing and animatronic puppets put on a show. There are dancing musicians, jousting knights, court jesters and noblemen.

One part of the display celebrates the wedding festival of Wilhem V and Renata von Lothringen. It additionally celebrates Cooper’s Dance, a dance that celebrated the end of the Plague. You will find this gem in Marienplatz. Stop by the clocktower on your way to the local coffee shop or before you embark on a city tour.

Eisbach Wave

If you’ve caught sight of river surfers, then you might want to take a trek to the Eisbach Wave. You can watch surfers play in the waves from the banks of the river, or you can try it yourself if you have access to a board and enough experience to handle the board. Either way, it’s an excellent way to cool off a hot afternoon and loads of fun, even if you’re only watching others play in the water.

*It should be noted, however, that swimming here is banned. Only experienced surfers should take to the water.

Oktoberfest

Yes, of course this event had to make it onto a Munich things-to-do list! Oktoberfest is Munich’s most popular cultural festivals, and it’s only about a 10-minute walk from the train station. This yearly celebration dates back to 1810, and the party has been going ever since. Around six million people travel to Munich each year to take part in the celebration. If you go, you’re sure to be delighted. Dirndl dresses and lederhosen shorts abound. One-liter beer steins and a plate of German food refreshes, and good spirits remain for the whole of this Bavarian festival.

Transit Options:

Munich Central Station is an important transportation hub in Munich. As such, it’s possible to find just about every type of transportation here. It should be noted that you often have to reserve a seat on commuter trains in Germany. Your ticket does not automatically ensure you an exact seat. Reserving a seat won’t cost you anything extra, but you should do it if you’re asked.

Here’s a look at your transportation options:

• In the train station, there are ticket vending machines for the U-Bahn and S-Bahn.

• Buses

• Trains: InterCity, ICE high-speed trains and EuroCity

• Taxis and rental cars

• Other transportation, including bikes

Luggage Storage in Munich Central Station:

It is possible to find lockers for baggage rental inside the central train station. However, if you have a number of bags or if you have a large bag, these may not be large enough to accommodate your luggage.

That being the case, be sure to check out your Bounce app. Through Bounce, it’s possible to find luggage storage in Munich Central Station and in local area businesses in the surrounding area, who partner with us as well. The cost to stash for belongings for the day is less than $6.